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fV Herald & Heonrian HMT%lltalMHKM IM4I. WM. PARK, Editor ft Proprietor T!f r1 K' J l' XORVIW .UN 28 1897 Tut, udv. rn.tr nutl bis party teuobed At lanta Tuesday nUbt, Senator G«Orge ot Misstss ppi Is dsn perously ill In Washington. M'jirP W, Mel-lnm wan eleoted M«yor of Savannah on Tnesdsy over Mr. Myere bv s majority ot 223. Tbe entire Liberal ticket oi slderuien w»« nleo elected. GENEVA, ALA We find 1. T flhnpiriue’e Tettenne one of the beet *-ll*rn on tbe m >rket end bsve cured oae-s ot long standing, where sll other Tetierino outes felled. This prepara lion gives en>lre Hatialaotton to -veryone, Warren A Ponnoy Scut by mall for BOc by J. T Hliuptrlno, Savannah Tbe supreme court ol the United States tins decided that ibe dental railroad is Its* bl - for local taxation under the Glenn bill. — Tbe supply ol silver oernboates is une qual to tbe demand gn Secretary Carlisle informs oongretts lie might say tbe same thing of all kinds ol money in tbisoountry. Tbe Georgia legislature will meet in spe cial session on Wednesday next tbe 3d of February Tbe body meets to reoetve and pass upon the r- port ol the committee ap pointed to investigate the charges prefer red ngainrt Judges Reeae and Sweat As the charges have been deolafed unnns tained. tills will louhiless bo dismissed. You Can Be Well. When your blood is pure, rioh and nour ishing for nerves and muscles. The blood is the vital fluid, and when it Is poor, thin and impure you must either suffer from some dlatr using diaiase or you will easily fall a viotiui to sudden changes exposure, or overwork. K-ep your blood pure with Hoods Sarsaparilla an . oe well. Bond's Pills are the best after-dinner pill; assist digestion, core headache. 2S cents. Commander Booth-TuoUer ol the Halva, tion Army has a solo w for the solution ol the convlot and the pauper problems, be thinks. Be would make Ibe oooviole work for tbe poor SOMETHING TO IM PEND ON. Mr. .laH. Joins ol the drug Ami ot Jones A Hon. Oowdoii.III. in speaking ot Dr King's Now Discovery says lliat last winter bis wife was attacked With l.a Grippe, and her oaae grew so serious that ptivsloians at Oo? den and t’ana could do nothing tor her It seemed to develop into Hasty ou- sumptiou. Having Dr King’s New Disoov erv in store, and selling lots ol It be look a bottle home, and t • tbe surprise ol all ebo begin to gel better Iroui first dose, and bait doz r. dollar bottles cured her sound an i Well Dr Kli g’s New I'iso iven lor Consumption, Coughs and ( olds is guar anteoil to do this good Work, Try it. tree trial hotMes at Dr J, meson A Oald Well's Drug Store Exonrslon rates at rednoed rates between local points on sale after 6 o'olook pm Bat • nrdays, good returning nntil Monday noon following date oi sale. Persons desiring either a business or pleasure trip to tbe East should investigate and consider the advantages offered via Havatnah and Steamer lines. Tbe rate* generally are considerably obeaper by this roots, and in addition to this passengers save sleeping oar fare, and tbe expense ol meals enroute. He take pleasure in oommendlug to the traveling publio tbe roots referred to, namely, via Central of Georgia B'y to Ba- vanm h. tbenoe via the elegant Steamers ol tbe Ocean steamship Company to New York and Poiladelpbia, tbe New England A (savannah Steamship Co., to Boston, tbe Merobants A Miners line to Baltimore. First-class tickets Inolnded meals and berth on ship. The tables are supplied with all tbe deli* oaoies of Eastern and Honthern markets. For informal! d as to ratee and sailing tales of steamers and for berth reserva tions apply to nearest tioket agent of this Company, or to J. 0. Bails, W. F Bbellman, General Passenger Agent. Trafflo Manager. Havauuab, Ga., Disastrous fires have raged in many cities this week, two in Chicago, in Philadelphia tbe loss is pluond at (1,000,000 or over. DKATH OF flll.- JAMB8 T. LAYEIUNH, 8EIA. Fbditlsnd, Fla., Jan. 20th, 1897. Dear Bro. Park: On Sunday morning last, (Jan., 17lb.) wife's larher passed peacefully away at tbe home of Me son J T. Lsveigne Jr. Minne- ola, Fla. He had been a great sufferer for some time, both in body sod mind, yet be was oonsolons just before tbe end oeme, bnt nnable to speak, bis sufferings are ever and we have tbe blessed aesnranoe he has passed to bis reward in hsaveu. Pray for us in onr sorrow Mr Moody enye that "dm reason that so mud mi ui , In in Ibe world is beuause ul dihotii db iiOf of the command lo seek the kingdom ol God before ail things. The common maxim sum* In he that men must seek first the kingdom ol Ibis World, and we buve Script nnl atrlionty for hay ing that it i* the kingdom ot Hatan. It is BM'onncen that Get) booth is to visllibts conn ry gain in the oomi g tail The purpose of tin vieit is said to be lo oonduot nn eggreaxiv" campaign Imm New York end Chicago, and It) mneuvor to heal the blench and brlt g Ballingion booth buck to the purer,I oiganization. The New York Herald publishes a story from Chicago to the effeot that there are more than 10.00" p rsonn in that oity who are aotually starving ami at the same time Buffering tortures iroui oold. Within a oom parutively few miles oi Chicago there is ho moch corn in the urlbs tha t it is a drug Ii cannot be sold, and is being burned in tbe plaoe of ooal. It eeerna a roproaoh apon the organized charities of Chicago tb&t there should be so muob notual waut iu tbe city. If Chicago were not rich and big-hearted, or il there were a famine in the northwist, there might be some exouse for starvation in the city. The probubill ties tile that the charity workers have beeu looking over the heads of their poor at borne at the starving people in Iudla, Mr. George Muller, of bnslul, England, fonnder of tbe Ashley Downs Orphan Homes, addressed tbe Western Union of Y. M, O. A.'s nt their reoent Annual Con ferenoe in Bristol Mr Muller has passed bis ninety-second birthday, and when be rose to speak, it was most impressive, even thrilling. He said that be bad bad many thousands ol answers to prayer wilbin tbe last seventy-one years Wheueve rlie saw that be was warranted to ask lora bhssi'.g, be pleaded tbe merits ol Christ, and ner olsed taith in the power aDd willingness ol God, and he invariably went on pr>yiu, till he got the answer. Every stoue of the Homes was the result ot prayer; every par tide of timber was tbe result of prayet for be bad never asked a single Unman be ing in the wide world for tbe £116 000 wbiob the buildings alone oost. Year af ter year now lor sixty two years be has been going on in that way, without asking for n shilling In tb s way be had obtain, ed more than £1 40(1 000. CENTRAL of Qa., Railway CO. PASSENGER DEPAB1MENT. ''Royal Baking Powder” is a household word pretty muob the oivilixad world over, and tbe article itself bas beornns a neoesat Binoerely yours, J. O. Paoe. NIK PUtVEItS DEAD. The Macon News ot Monday says; Mrs. Ann E. P wers, widow of the late Vir il Powers, >iied at her home on High street Saturday afternoon at 3 o'ulnok and was buried yesterday alternouu at 3:30 o'olook in Rose Hill oemetery. Mrs. Powers was 76 yesrs of age. Hhe was the daughter ot M and Mrs. Drury Jenkins aud w in l> >rn in W -shington Monty, November 20 1H21 May 26 (842, ■be was married to ibe late Virgil Powers, Who was at one time the engineer in ■barge of the construction oi the t'entrsl Railroad They afterward made Fort Val ley their home and in I860 came to Maoon Where they made their future home. Mrs Powers leaves four sons and two fieughters, all of Whom are grown. Washington Letter. (From Our Heyular Oonretjiondent.) Washington. Jan 25th, 1897. Henator Turpie oalled up the Cameron Cuban resolution and made a spirited speech thereon, in which be made it plain that while be was just as strongly in favor of tbe independence of Cnba a j ever, be was even more strongly in favor of action which would declare tbe Senate to be independent of Exe cutive authority. Senator Morgan seems disposed to even np things with England by trying to defeat the arbitration treaty. Senator Morgan says that England is merely making c. oats paw ont of those little Central merioan governments, and that oue of its reasons for wanting that arbitration treaty enforced is to get a hand in tbe control of tbo Nicaragua canal. Mis Mand Stalnaker, a young lady of Washiugton, D. C., was recently an applioant for a posi tion under the Civil Service Rules, uud probably passed tbe most dif ficult examination that bas ever been prepared by the Civil Servioe Commission. She was tbe only oue who was able to pass the Ex. amination, but the War depart ment rutuses to appoint her to the vacant clerkship on fhe ground that she is a woman. The exami nation required translation into English of Technical Military Works in Frenob, German, Span ish and Italiau; typewritng in all of these languages: and ability to do proof-reading and prepare manuscript for the press; a knowl edge of modern library methods; cataloguing, indexing and of the English language and literary composition. The salary of the position demanding pH these re quirements is $1,600 a year. Some very interesting, although rather tardy talk about the meth odB bv which President Cleveland shat members of Congress oat of presenoe, thus depriving himself of information be should have and would have had about legislation asked for by the people who are directly represented by the mem bers of the House, proceeded the passage by the House, over the President’s vote, of the bill provi- ding for the establishment of c new division of the Eastern judioi al district oi Texas. Representa tive Cooper told tbe House of sev eral trips he mube to tbe White House for the purpose of explain ing to Mr. Cleveland why his con stituents waDted bis legislation, and oi his finely being told by pri vate seoretary Tburbnr that it was useless for him to continue his ef forts to see the President, because be had already made up hi mind to veto the bill. It is believed that tbe Senate will indorse this action of the House. Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder a Pure Qraae Cream ei Tartar Pewter. R$t«do$ Collector RamtvMl, Cincinnati, Jan. 25.—An ordtr bu ty in tbonwode npon thousands of families b8,n received from Washington remov- to nearly every civilized ooontry Mnob in K United Stales Internal Bereave Ool- of tbe suooeee of this splendid prep -ration *•*» J°“P h Dowling for violation . . 4 . .. . \ ... . lt> of Ibe olYil service law. Deputy Her- iednelo judioione advertising, bat man Oellariua la In charge nutll Dow- greater degree its saooeea is due to tbe f.ot ling's suoo.esor qualifies This notion that it is exaotly what it is represented to has beeu anticipated, aa Collector Dow- be, One of its great recommendations is ling has been on trial eluoe lastOotober, .. .. . , . „ w,. , when it wa» charged bs levied assees- ite high leavening power. That, o oonr , maQt| f or campaign purposes, as he had appeals to every housewife. It seourea » been doing for over throe years. Mr. light baking with tbe least amount oi alien. I Dowling le conferring with ex-Governor tion and trouble. It oan be oounted upon : Jejnea E. Campbell, ex-Oongreeiniaa ...... i ... i>. «, i John A. McMahon and Congressman Bat it has a virtue beyond thet its Borg nnd other* to omilesl the removal A STRAIGHT COURSE Pointed Ont to Thooe Who Have Catarrh in Any Form. SUICIDE IN SAN FRANCISCO. Man at Wish Literary Attainments Sheets Himself In Ihn (tend. Hah Fkancisoo, Jan. 2b.— A B. Grits- bach, a aolioitor for the publishing hones of Appleton A Oa of New York, by Yon hove got chronic catarrh, have yen? whom h# h * e "‘P lf ** d ° T8r , 80 You have bad It.erne time? And could noi ^recommitted suicide by .hooting find e .„») Well ... himself in the head. HU body was find a cure? Well there are thousands fonnd by , wo boyg on a hl „ h ont more like you in tbie country If the by the Hnnuyaide, off the line of the San slightest veetage of the catarrh remains Mateo Eieotrio road. It was stretohsd over daring tbe hot weather it will begin to °«‘ ou *large rook at the highest paint m t k *md el tH U ,T' "rrrz*’' *£“^oFo.Lbreh i. prominent get oured tbie ie the way to do it. Get a i n military oirclea In Berlin, a brother bottle ol Pe-rn-na and taka a tablespoon- being Hirst lieutenant in the Fourth lull hdfore eeoh meal end at bedtime. 1 logimenl of Uhlan and a sister being When you have continued thU lorlblriy *® “ offl ™ r ° f hl «h rsnk in the . .i, _ .. , _ „ f German army. When a young man, day* sit down and write a lefter to Dr tfrrt- Grtesbaoh held a commission in the man, Columbus. Ohio. *Tell film exaotly army and according to his friends was your systems; bow long yon have had oa- * nian of high literary attainments, terrh; wbat effects tbe medicine bas had on He !’! ld th <J reputation of making money _ „ ..... _ . .. 4l readily and of spending it like a priaoe. you. H.. will answer your letter prompt's Iu addition to the income derived from telling you what to do further Ue will his work, which is said to be somethiag make no charge. Aod if you will continue over (100 a day, he received at regular to write to the dootor, following faithfully Intervale large sums of money from the alvioe be will give you, yon are eure ar0 ^®‘ to get oared. Some oases take longer than MISS YAW IS STILL ALIVE. others. Perhaps the average 1. ogth ol „ „ . ,. _ " ", The Noted ninser Ont N»» Itn, Dsnl n time it takes to cure .genuine o-se ol c- |h . ^ „ B . p<m ./ tarrb i. three mouths Borne get cured | S T. Pact, Jan. 22.-On Monday, Jan. much quicker than tbl. Btubboru oases „ ev#ul „ the Twln me, require longer treatment. Time or 0ittai ptiuted . telegram from Water- ,rW ' t00M,ffl,0, ‘ «ylng that relatives iu that ed with this dreadful disease. (own were In receipt of papers from All people iutereated iu knowing about Rushford. N. Y.. announcing the death oaterlb oan get an instructively illustrated 0 f Miss Ellen Beach Yaw, at Binghamp 64-page book on obronio oatarrb in all ton, N. Y., from Itnmorrhage caused by stages end location, tree of ohsrge. Tbe bur8tl n# the Jugular vein while ling bn.,b,», a.,......a SS&ftS^SSrS“om.V.VUTiU he sent lor a short time lo an, address by published wlthlu a few mile* of her na- Tbe I’e.ra-ua Drug Manufacturing Com- tive oountry, there waa little doubt ax pany, Columbn*, Ohio. A HOUSEHOLD NAME. Hoygl Baking I’nwder •nd •be Secret ul Its tuccrii. to its authenticity. One of the St. Paul newxpaper* wired to Harry W. Wack, in New York, to whom the young lady la engaged, for a verification of the report. Mr. Waok haa just replied aa folio wet "Miss Yaw much alive; singing lust ily ou coast. Her mueloal plumbing neither froxen nor busted. Report a fake." tue of virtues lies in tbe feot tbat it is 'absolutely pare.” Royal Baking Powder oonteine nothing deleterious. It oan be used with perleot oonfldenoe, and with tbe and the case will go to the oonrta. New Freight Line Ftrmad, Milwaukee, Jan. 26.—General Man- oertainty~that, so'far as it is oonoerned, the ager II. P. Whitcomb of the Wiaoou.ln baking will b« thoroughly wholesome. It Central lines, oouflrme the report of the has been subjected to the most searching 'formation of an entirely new through . : freight line from Wisconsin and Maui- analyses, and prououuoed free from im- toba fQ the eagteru geuboard ftt Norfo i ki purities or ohemioal ingredients that are, y j a Manitowoc. He says: "Theexten- harmful to the system By adhering hoc , sive terminal fnoilitiea referred to are at estly and conscientiously to their formula. Manltowoo. We conneot at that point .. , . i,„„„| l: Pnftiii,)' with the F. & P. M. and via these the mauulaotnrers of Royal eking Powder, ^ (he Norfolk aud Waitarni have established for it a reputation the' baa made it, as it were, a great etaple. It Ib a boon to the housewiie ami tbe oook. and a roproaoh to all that would adulterate food products in any manner, shape, or form. In short, it is a perfect baking pow der, in tbat It combines the blgheet leaven lag power attainable with purity iu tbe highest degree THU DK8TI1Y OF HOJIKK. thus reaching the seaboard. The pres, eut announcement is due to arrange incuts that are being made with con necting lines from day to day." To Idoease PrlioBglitlng, Reno, Nov., Jan. 26.—Petitions are being circulated among the busineix men in different parte of the citlee pray ing the state legislature now in session to license prisefighting and boxing sou- teste, removing the harrier agaiuat them. Dun Stuart, (ho fight promoter, ii sa.d itn to have beeuTn Oat sou for several days, I think that tbe Almighty intended thej looking over the .Ituation. The preseut work ol woman in this world should b above all, the rearing of a family gave into her keeping tbe aoula aud obar actors of tbe yoitDg, to make or to mar. And surely there Is no Dobler or more responsible; work than this From tbo borne—tbe domaio of woman—spring most of tbe highest impuUt-B ot bamanity. And to fit woman for her great work tbo Creator made her of u finer cast than men; there is nothing on earth so noble so pare, so exalted, so near the ideal of ob-raoter, as a good woman. Woman oan rise higher than man; bnt she oan likewise sink lower Tbe very height wbiob she oan attain seems to make her fall tbe greater when she does fall. There ie great strength and great weakness in woman's oharooter; and it ii a vital duty of men, wboso greater evenness of temperament gives them great er sell control, and consequently a oom manding position, to do everything in tbeir power to enable tbe womau to be trm to her higher nature. I believe that, all tbiuge else being equal tbe happiest woman ia tbe woman who is a mother and the maker of a borne; tmt It she oannot fulfill her true destiny, ii sb> must enter tbe business world, sbe sboul t be given tbe greatest consideration, simply because sbe is a woman. I have beard a woman say tbat they ask for Dofhlng on tbe ground of eex. Perhaps they don’t; but personally I oannot forget tbeir sex. Even in a purely business matter my at titude aud manner towards them are not just as they would be towards men —Dwight L. Moody, in Demorest's Mags zine for February. OLD PEOPLE. Old people who require tuedioiue to reg ulate tbe bowels and kidneys will find the 'rue remedy in Eieotrio Bitters Tbis medi cine does not stimulate and oonteine no whisky oor other intoxicant, bnt acts aa tnnio and alterative. It aots mildly oo tbe etomaoh aud bowels, adding strength and outlook for bringing off the Oorbett- “ I Fitzsimmons fight In this state is prom- 1 ising. Two or three desirable sites not far off the 11ns of the railroad are being talked about. GEN. HARRIBON’B LITTERaRY WORK. Tbe Ex-President to Write Pertinent Artioles About Life in tbe White House. The anooees of ex-President Harrison's articles lu Tbe Ladles' Home Journal has beeu so immouacel that three additional ones will be given. These are likely to prove tbe most iDtereatiDg of all tbat Gen eral Harrison has written, in tbe sense that they will be more personel Hia first paper will show what "A Day With the President at Hie Desk" means, giving glimpses of the President in hts private ot- flea. Bis second artlole will deal with "The g.total Lite of tbe Presideut," whioh will oov-r the President's obligatory eooiat duties and hia part Id great State tn»otlons. Tbe last artiole will go io o the Preai- tents domextlo life an.1 portray •' The Do mestic Bide of the W bite House" All these articles will be sp> nially illustrated. This will be tbe first time tbat an ex President ol tbe United States has ever wrltt-n of his offloe aDd of his home. Tbe artioh-e wilt appear in early issnea of The Ladies Home Journal, Philadelphia. MAiidemvillx- I’oatolllcx*. List ol lettera advertised lor week end- log Jnu. 23 1897 Miss Annie Jaokson, Mr Fred Bleav- ns Very resp'ly, Wg. Gai.uahku. P M ~ • - -mmwrnmmmm—- THE MIMING WuRD. Appointment ol Rrglilrars. Hon R. L. Gamble has iu oomplisooe -ith .Section VII of the Registration La appointed Messrs W T. Askew. A. 8. Mitobell and Quintus Richards as Regis, trars for tbis county for the years 1897 A 1898. , A visutothe Sickroom <S§! jWlilACTl6 ^Bclladcmia Planter GRAND and TRAVERSE JUR0R8 v Mured Term WMlxIagm ' Miipcrlssr Court, ItePV. GRAND JURY.. T P Rhodes, W H FnlRbum, B Ii Sessions, W R Ray, J C Duggan, W R Thigpen, W T Wood, J B Wilkersos, J F NorthingtonT J Brck, S Van Brackle, J T Brooks, H J Ivey, J H Evans, W A Jordan, W L Joyner, VV N Harman, Ii O A Hodges, G J Elkins, Benj Brookins, R F Cochran, Peculiar Aocldaut In t'annaylvanla. Shauokin, Pa., Jan. 26. — While Frederick Graber and Mise Maud Gothle were driving along tbe publio road half a mile eaet of here, the earth caved in and and they were precipitated into an abandoned ooal mine. Mis* Gothic’s body was horribly bruited aud death must have beeu instantaneous. Both of Mr. Graber’s feet were frosen aud he wxi almost dead from expoeure. It lx feared that be oannot recover. The eouple were engaged to be married. OAleaso'x Theater Sal Law. Ohioaoo, Jan. 26.—Mayor Swift has signed the theater hat ordinance. The measure ie now a law and will go lute effeot ten days after lta publioation. The measure provides for a fine to be im posed ou any woman who refutes te re move her bat in a theater after any com plaint has been made regarding it. Bryan Protecting His Book. Ohioaoo, Jan. 26.— A bill has been filed lu the olrcnit court of Oook county by William J Bryan and bis publishers, (ha W. B. Ooukey company, through (heir attorneys, for the purpose of en- Joluiug certain publishers iu Obioago and the northwest, from pirating his forthcoming book. I Kaiser’s Sister Hittes Man Pashlnw. Bbklin, Jan. 26.— Muoboommeat haa been caused by the fset that the Prtn- oese of Saxe-Meinitigen, Emperor Wil liam's sister, haa beeu seen this wrtk riding ou horeebaok man faehioa i& the Tliiergurten. A New Chanee for Our Subscribers To Hake Money- We call the attention ol our readers to lb :i teres’ing details ol onr olt-bbing proposi tion with Tbe Atlanta Weekly Constitution, published in full elsewhere. *4s will bt seen, tbe joiut price of our caper ana The Weekly Constitution tor one year is but (1,60. Every subscriber will not only gel tbe two papers for little more than the prioe of one, but will in addition have a obanoe to pattioipa'e without oost in the "Miseing Word contest " tbe premiums for wbiou are offered by both papers Every subscriber is uutltled to guess al the missing word in the following sentence: "Supply and demand are asintimate ly * ' as .cause and effect," .nd tbe ona.who supplies the oorreot word will be entitled to 10 per oeDt ol the amount -eooived from subsoriptioneiuot only from Tbe Constitution, but all of the papers par ticipating lu Ibis clubbing offer with The Oonstitution^betweeD no* and the 1st ol March. The Constitution guarantees that at least FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN CASH will be distributed, and probably tbe amount will be between $1,000 to $2,000 If more than one person supplies oorrectly the mi-s ing word tbe ensb amouut will he distribu ted among tbo sncoesslnl guesii rs. A tea months >-go Ibe We-kly Cotislitu- Ton offered $1,000 iu o-slt to the sotmotib. i guessing the siz- ol the jests cotton orop as nnonnubd by tbe New Orleans exchange The siioceBSlul guessT was Mr. R. T Pottle, oi llookingbam, N. O., wfio r-eoeive-t immediately after lh« announcemeitt of tue orop by the New Orleans ooltoD exoOat %*■ $1,000 in caab from Tbe Weekly Constitution nabling him to buy tbe farm wbiob be was then reuting and pay himself out of debt. Every intelligent person should subscribe to bis home paper and should take at .least one general newspaper winch covers the news ot the world. Tltis Tbe Constitution oee better than any southern weekly news paper, and tbe last that it has now Hie largest cironlation of auy weekly uewspap*-r pub lished in the western hemisphere attests to its popnlattty. It publishes l 6 OOP oopiee i very week and goes inti t more boutee lo tbe iiiltbern and western S'altn than any week- i\ newspap-r publisbty.l iu Auteroa. Yon want tour liivai- paper: and when ton oan get it ia corjutetiou with The Week ly t ODstnntion ior almost tbe prioe of one aud in addition biyoome a participant Id the groat missing word contest, announced else- there, yon should take prompt ad- -nUtteot t> e oomt.iiiatio a Ren.it tbe combination price to na and. sen d yoor gnees of 'be mtss- ng word alon.g with it and we will forward bournameta thu Constitution, uud your guess will b* duly recorded. II you are eadv a subucriber to our paper aud t he Weekly Coastiintiou lorward DOLLAR with your guess ol the tord and we will see tbat it is seu' Constitution. The proposition is an attraolive one, and t )* to be Imped tba some readers of this pa yer will supply the oorreot missing word it tie above tiebtem-e. The Columbian » yclopcdia 35 Volumes 28 600 pages. 7 60" Illustrations Largeet American Cyclopedia Contains er. Unabridged Dicionary, give, •he pronunot ,tion of every word, tbe vul times are ot ItaDdy size, bas 'be largest am latest maps- -is better adapted to popular us- than any Cyclopedia ever published— ll C- Maine l-alcr I n I arm ado a Thau a’liy other, and more of If; it is the onl doped is wbi b is, or cau be, really Up to Date It is ELY'S CREAM BALM Is n posltlvernre. Apply Into the nostril*. Il Is quickly absorbed. BO cents nt Druggist* or by mall; samples 10c, by mill. ELY BROTHERS, 60 Warren SL, New York City. mmmmm— aabuvbh "—i J A MoCrafy, J R Daniel, W H A rent, C B Cltapman, H F S^eppnrd, G D Warthen, R R Hwtth, JoLu Y Bry an, Stepheo*M»y. TRAVERSE JURY—FIRST WEEK. J S A (laOjH, M A HodgeB, B E Wammook, Jeff D Tftuner, Tboa Holt, Iverson Lrrd, Jus W Bedgood, J M Lord, L H Holt, G W Cuturning, K R Horton, K J N Walden, P H McCarty, D Ii Thomas, O A Davis, T D Hawkins, us M Dudley, E 8 Peacock, fe Chlohc«L'r• j:u»lUli IM«n$oml It ran 4. NNYROYAL PILLS £v ea!7%uf >< iiuM!f omiIm a M ▼ •arc, alwaye reliable, ladicm tab k Drusilet for Chlrhttttr’l Knalitk lHa A Jllrntui In Krd aud Gold niftalllcV aled with brae ribbon. f partlculL. 9 *• K»ll«f far Lad Ira," In letter, by rriira r If dll. 10.000 Teallmoolfila. NanlUm*. (IklabaaterlimUalOa^idiiaR kiaM —si Uriuslau. Fkltftjft,. re ■^yANTED-HEVERAt FAITHFUL Min or Women to travel for responsible established house in Georgia, Salary $780, payable $15 weekly and expenses Position permanent. Reference. Enclose self-ad dresaed stamped envelope. Tbe National, Star Building, Chicago. 4t M D HnHfa, J F Raiqee, G D Levecett, J R Sumner, H B Maaeey, J F Gileafiy. A B Brown;' H M Laudfiey, J A Tompkjhs, JobaCDuggao, W A BeH,. Josiah JopfiS. Jr. B J TnrCufctob, W K lftodgep, H J Hodges, J J Povyell, l S F Goodman, James K Pate. TRAVERSE JURY—SECOND WEES L B Warthen, N B Bateman, J L Brantley, J E Granada, R 0 Oox, W A McCarty, T J Taylor, A W Barlow, L J Blount, Louis Cohen, D D Davis,, T G Wade, JW Wilson, C O Hartley, DQ Wilson, \ J Burnett, R B Oox, yf H Jackson, J F Sessions, Il P Shqlton, TLD Tannir, H P Crawford, J I Irwin, J Q Cobb, . ] R L Harrison, J R Pritofakrd, A S Avant, B F Hart, D F Chtunbers, Joe B Avant, F J Pearson, B Insertions, e.v CIO SJNew-e- G L Mathis, J HPitt.fi,n,“ T J Brook* al wan ONE miHting to Tl Hlot.rs Kitted by OemlftriftM. London, Jan. 22.—It is reportefi Ik a Vienna dispatch to The Ohronlelc (hat In a strike riot at Anina, in Hungary,, Bwmaon auu oowce, suutuy.«*«•*“* Mudarmes fired upon the rioters, kill*. Ctfr&t&ss jsuis » Eieotrio Bitters is au exoellent appetizer and aids digestion. Old People find it just exaotly wbat they need. Prioe fiity ot*. and $1 00 per. bottle at Jamerson A Caldwell’. Drug Store. IdyuchluR lies Iu Florida. Tallahassee, Jan. 25.—Pierson: Tay- lar, a negro, was takon from the jail here by a masked mob uml hanged to a _ , - ,, (ree in the jail yard. Pierson had as- To mV Patrons and tn0 $»«ltad a young wltiro woman. Public. I am sellng tbe same well kuowu brands of High Grade Fertilizers, that I bandied here laat season, and will be glad to fill orders for small quantities or oar load lots if desired. Call on me, or Newman Wood, at Mr. C. W. Boell’s office. M. G. WOOD, Jr, Tbe Most Family Library Beoanae it is clear and tdmple in language cube understood by a oblid—absolutely mp«rtiu) nod reliable aud Tboreuglily imerlciau For ternia and desc iption write to T £ COLOMBIAN BOOK CO N1 Whllotomll lit, %llxant», Ga. Premium Sewing Machine This Improved Family High Arm Sewing' Machine, froight paid with tnfi HERALD one year for $20 Cash. Shipped to ahVata- tion east of thd "Rooky Mountains for $20.00. Terms oasb with order. But we will retnrp tba money, and pay retafu freight if maohipeia, not satisfactory after 80 days trial. 4 Drawer Style. Oak or Walnut. chest, always ready, nl- B1SBOLUTIOK. The firm of Little A Rail bas’ dissolved, I ways efficient, always sat- will continue business at tbe same at-nd and Isfactory; prevent a cold will appreciate a share of tbe patronage of or fever, cure all liver ills, tba publio. H. M. LITTLE. ; elck headache, jaundice, constipation, etc. 25c. 1 Sbe only Pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Much in Little la especially true ot Rood's Pills, lor no mod. j atne ever contained so great curative power in •o small space, They are a whole medicine Hood’s Pills Subscribe or renew for tbe HERALD odo year and get tbis gtkfl$vl| teed machine, freight paid, for the low sum of $20.00. „ :r **■ Tbe manufacturers say: We claim for these machines all the good points fonnd in all other 4^* chines. We have discarded all old and worn out ideas, and havo im'|iqpv.' ed and simplified them until they stand at the head of the list of high grade machines. All wearing parts are of the best steel and ease harden* - ed. Every part is adjustable, and ell lost motion oan be. taken simply turuiDg a screw. We have tbe simplest and easiest threading shuttle made. Each and t-very machine is made under our persoi^tl jinr; pervisioD, and cau be relied on as absolutely perfect. We have every known improvement on our machines. We have odc of tbe quietest and lightest running machines no^fidfede It uses a straight self setting needle. Any odo oan easily operate^Rv^Por. Instruction Book is profusely illustrated, showing bow to do all kinai Of fancy work with attachments. It is so simple, a child can use it. ' ' Each Machine is supplied with the following outfit: 1 Hemmerlna Feller (one piece), 12 Needles, 6 Bobbins, 1 ^French, I Borew Driver, t Oil Can filled with oil, Cloth Guage and Thumb Screw, and a Book of Di rt otions. The Book oi Instructions is profusely illustrated, and answers the purpose of a Competent Teacher. deloach Variable Friction Feed Saw Mllls t Planers and Matchers, DeLomch Cora and Flour Mills, Turbine Water Wheels, ••Hungry Elephant” Baling Pretti Engines and Boilers. MILL MACHINERY AND QBARINQ OP ALL KINDS, SAW REPAIRING a specialty. WORK GUARANTEED. 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